victory for what he calls the california dream. voters approved proposition 30 by a 54-46% vote. ktvu's tara moriarty is in san francisco to explain what the vote means for california public schools. >>> we spoke to the principal here at mission high school where public schools, they've really gotten a bad rap. many have struggled with test scores. he was extremely stressed as he was waiting for the results to come in. luckily for him and the student, prop 30 did pass. this will raise the sales tax and increase income taxes for those making $250,000 a year. up to 3 percentage points for up to seven years. it's projected to raise up to $6 billion a year for schools. it keeps them out of the red for trigger cuts. >> prop 3 -- prop 30 is like a band-aid, it will help us from gushing blood out. but i don't think it's the answer. we should be able to fund education at a high level. >> now, governor brown spoke to supporters at the sheridan and he toll the coalition of parents, and teachers and students that nowhere in the country would